Wind Drawings, "Nettle."   
Print Publication

Full publication of Wind Drawings, a series of drawings created by tracing the paths of different plants as they move in the wind. Each publication features a different plant specimen, listing the wind speed and other data. 

New Formations, "Stone No. 1." 
24" x 16"
Photographic Print 

"Stone No.1" of New Formations, a series of photographs. Three dimensional scans of rocks are printed on newsprint and reintroduced to their original environment, creating gaps in perception between the fabricated rock and the real.

New Formations, "Stone No. 2." 
24" x 16"
Photographic Print

"Stone No. 2" of New Formations, a series of photographs. Three dimensional scans of rocks are printed on newsprint and reintroduced to their original environment, creating gaps in perception between the fabricated rock and the real.

"Meeting Place."
7.5' x 4' 
Woven paper

"Meeting Place" is a woven paper sculpture inspired by estuaries. The photographic content, taken from the Pawcatuck River's freshwater source and its exit into the Atlantic Ocean, is woven together to emulate the mixing of fresh and salt water that occurs in estuary habitats. 

"Meeting Place."
7.5' x 4'
Woven paper

"Meeting Place" is a woven paper sculpture inspired by estuaries. The photographic content, taken from the Pawcatuck River's freshwater source and its exit into the Atlantic Ocean, is woven together to emulate the mixing of fresh and salt water that occurs in estuary habitats. 

"Dutch Harbor, Alaska." Part of the Terra Incognita series.
36" x 24"
Print

"Dutch Harbor, Alaska" is part of a series of images created using NOAA and USGS mapping languages. The series adapts images of land that are subject to the effects of climate change. Using mapping symols, it shows the ways that maps cannot ever be complete pictures of land.

"Lahaina, Maui." Part of the Terra Incognita series.
36" x 24"
Print

"Lahaina, Maui" is part of a series of images created using NOAA and USGS mapping languages. The series adapts images of land that are subject to the effects of climate change. Using mapping symols, it shows the ways that maps cannot ever be complete pictures of land.